Sentence examples for the perceived subject from inspiring English sources

Little information has been published on subject responses, participation rates, and the perceived subject burden of repeated 24-hour recalls.

As soon as the motion was perceived, subjects stopped the rotation by pressing the switch and immediately stated the direction of movement.

Comment from the floor: A father with a son and daughter who both have good maths skills is concerned; the environment around his 9 year old daughter isn't supportive of her natural abilities; her school is good but still doesn't actively encourage achievement in the more masculine perceived subjects.

It is possible that when the target is not perceived, subjects paid more or less attention to the stimuli and therefore made fewer microsaccades.

Starting from Husserl's later phenomenology of the life-world, Merleau-Ponty anchored the phenomena of perception in the phenomenology of the lived body (the body as it is experienced and experiences), in which the perceiving subject is incarnated as the mediating link to the phenomenal world.

And does it prove the endurance of things over time including the perceiving subject?

The horopter is the set of points that the eye perceives as equidistant from the perceiving subject when the eye is focusing on a single point.

Our immediate sensations fail to reproduce the object's real internal constitution, yet they do point toward realities actually existing independently of the perceiving subject.

An object's particular arrangement of triangles produces a particular kind of "disturbance" or "experience" (pathos) in the perceiving subject, so that the object is perceived as having this or that perceptible property.

With this reading it is people who remain the same in contrast to changing waters, as if the encounter with a flowing environment helped to constitute the perceiving subject as the same.

The perceptual act on the part of the perceiving subject, in turn, is analyzed as involving an experience which typically induces conceptual categorization, i.e., application of concepts to the object of perception and its qualities — not to the experience.